Josh MartinBusiness reporterToffee Crisp and Blue Riband bars can no longer be called chocolate after maker Nestle changed their recipes.To be described as milk chocolate in the UK a product…
Jennifer McKiernanPolitical reporterChancellor Rachel Reeves has said there were too many unauthorised leaks ahead of her Budget last month.The amount of media stories about what might in her statement led…
Trump vows to make US affordable again, as Americans feel the pinchDanielle KayeandNatalie ShermanWatch: Trump claims "prices are coming down" at a rally in PennsylvaniaPresident Donald Trump has told a…
Osmond ChiaBusiness reporterThe price of silver has hit a record high ahead of an expected US Federal Reserve interest rate cut and as demand from the technology industry for the…
Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation and SIPTU members employed at Caredoc facilities have announced an escalation of planned strike action as part of a pay dispute. The workers had previously…
There "may not have been" an actual conflict of interests in relation to the proposed sale of the Northern Ireland loan book to investment fund Pimco, a court heard today.…
Minister for Communications Patrick O'Donovan has compared allowing children "uncontrolled" access to the internet to giving them a gin and tonic at a bar. The minister was speaking after an…
Elon Musk's SpaceX to raise over $25 billion in blockbuster 2026 IPO, source says Updated / Wednesday, 10 Dec 2025 15:17 SpaceX has started discussions with banks about launching the…
Pre-tax profits at the firm contracted to clamp illegally parked vehicles in the Dublin City Council area last year dipped marginally to €712,580. New accounts filled by Dublin Street Parking…
The Bank of Canada held its key policy rate steady at 2.25% today as widely expected, and Governor Tiff Macklem said the economy was proving resilient overall to the effect…
The US Federal Reserve has cut interest rates tonight in another divided vote, but signaled it will likely pause further reductions in borrowing costs as officials look for clearer signals…
22% of consumers in Ireland are buying fewer items online because they fear cyberattacks, according to new research. The data from security managed service provider Ekco shows that 19% have…